Backblogging musings

Not too surprisingly, I'm behind again - the usual lack of time issues. Not that bad this time though, I'm "only" 10 backblogged entries behind, now I'm at the start of 23 Jun entries, which is about 4 days behind. That compares to over 30 entries and 7 days behind (!!) the previous time. Well.

Moved to use Furl as well for my "blogging memory", leaving Yahoo! My Web 2.0 behind. Furl has everything I need, online bookmarking, categories, and searching, and its cache feature works - and it even has a Firefox extension to help you out. Yahoo's one doesn't cache most of the time nowadays even if I tell it to, and sometimes the entire list of bookmarks is "not available" (hiaks!) - which is kind of worrisome for folks who wish to rely on their online bookmarks often.

I see more crunch time coming up, though this time it's actually (comparatively, from a geek point of view) some interesting stuff going on at work. So, the backblog might stack up further. Well.

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